Queen Quality Shoes New Stock at L D Store Co
Ladies encouraged to inspect new Queen Quality footwear at the L D Store Co. The ad highlights the brand’s world renowned reputation and invites shoppers to view the selection.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
5
Ladies encouraged to inspect new Queen Quality footwear at the L D Store Co. The ad highlights the brand’s world renowned reputation and invites shoppers to view the selection.
The L D Store Co announces a new stock of Pla mates children s shoes praised as practical and world renowned. Prices are stated as reasonable and the shop invites shoppers to view the selection and try them.
Leavenworth locals report new arrivals and moves, including Conductor Thomas Smith, C C Griggs and family, and Jean Hamilton driving a new seven passenger Pullman auto. Community notices include church meetings, studio promotions, health visits, and property transactions with several residents traveling to nearby towns.
Smith and Cahill were married this morning at 11 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. H. L. Beightol officiating. Cahill is a Leavenworth business figure and the bride a teacher. They plan to live in Leavenworth.
Forest rangers from Wenatchee National Forest stations will convene in the forestry building from May 2 to May 4. About forty rangers are expected with two or three men from Portland district office joining. The meeting will cover forestry topics and best methods for forest fire control.
Judge Taylor's busy session saw multiple drunks fined for alcohol offenses including Mike Shott five dollars and costs Dick Barrett twenty seven fifty plus costs ten days in jail in default Charles Cahill twenty seven fifty and costs with brief work sentence and escape by flight Andy Matson five dollars and costs for four days work James Moffatt fifteen dollars and costs with funds left for his travels A Wednesday examining trial by Kemp involved three youths aged fifteen and sixteen for tent intrusion and theft bound over to superior court pending further action
Congregational Church notes show Rally Day observed with Sunday school record 106 present. Epworth League raised funds and elected officers. Education Day planned with talks on parents and school community by Minnie Jewell A H Sylvester and C W Moore.
City Beautiful club meeting at city hall Tuesday afternoon notes committees report progress on town cleanup. They inspect the alley between Front and Commercial and find it unsatisfactory. Also, Echo office seeks a boy 12 or 13 to learn printer's trade. apply at once.
The city poll tax of $2.00 per annum for 1910 is due and payable since March first. The Town Marshal may collect and receipt for the tax. Pay promptly to avoid costs.
School District 49 will receive bids for building a fence around the public school grounds with bids to be opened Monday evening May 9. The board may reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications available from G. W. Hathaway. Edison Phonographs records and attachments for playing 4 minute records at Nickell's. Come in and hear the new Fireside machine.
Variety of local sale offers including a almost new piano priced at 325 dollars advertised by O W Dear or A C Gilbert of Peshastin Wash a setting of 15 Buff Leghorn eggs for one dollar by J A Warman Peshastin also a three room house with furniture near via duct offered by J E Gatherless Leavenworth and five year old horse weighing about 1290 pounds offered by W W Stevens Leavenworth plus laundry service and Vienna Bakery pickup delivery and a health tonic Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea at City Drug Store and finally purebred White Leghorn eggs at one dollar per setting offered by Dee Fisher plus whiskey sale note referencing Harper whiskey from J G Fritz Bank Bar
A brief notice lists a mix of staple candies, nuts, fruits, stationery, notions, tobacco products, cigars, pipes and related goods available at the store. The fragment suggests a general merchandise assortment typical of a small shop.
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